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Maori
Te Korokoro, and coming out in Wainuioru, where the outer [or, 'coastal'] boundaries end. This is the extent of the area, but it is for each person to state the boundaries of his area, just as the procedure for Wairarapa. Friend, McLean, we have very great affection for you. That is all. From me, from Aperahama Te Ao, Hamuera Te Rangi, from us all, from the gathering
ki Te Korokoro, ka puta ki roto o Wainuioru, ka mutu nga rohe o waho. He rohe whakamaro tenei, ma ia tangata ma ia tangata e korero tona wahi tona wahi me ona nga rohe o roto, me penei me te tikanga o Wairarapa. E hoa, e Te Makarini, tena ra koe, he rahi ano to matou aroha atu ki a koe. Heoi ano. Naku, na Aperahama Te Ao, na Hamuera Te Rangi, na matou katoa, na te whakaminenga

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